Mediation Sought as Maritime Strike Shuts Waterfront
Washington and New York reports detail a nationwide maritime strike affecting 91,000 workers and 198 ships. Assisting Secretary McGrady urged mediation while shipowners and unions remain unmoved. Officials in Philadelphia Galveston and Seaport Mayors monitor injunctions as Roosevelt authorizes Alaska Railroad to use vessels to avert shortages.
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Assictant Latur
Edward F. McGrady
Arte Nes
Los Angeles
Washtugim
McGrady
Harry Tundeberg
Railors’ Union
Washington
Whriite House
Roosevelt
Alaska Railroad
Strikers and Bullets Fired at Long Beach Gates
Houston dispatch reports striking seamen accuse three trucks A Kenney B Tola and J R Bagur of firing on them from four black sedans at the Long Beach gates. Bullets whistled overhead as shots were fired, with E Harding seeking a conference with Col. HH Carmichael head of the public safety department. Texas rangers and highway patrolmen arrived to survey the situation at all Texas ports.
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Stelking
Kenney
BR. Tola
J. R. Bagur
Long Beach
E. Harding
Statbe Domittar Palit
Col
HH Carmichael
Grata
Health Movies to Be Shown to Civic Clubs and Schools
Dr. WD Gil and L P Bishop reported two weeks of health department film work. They will show the completed motion pictures to civic clubs and school audiences, highlighting the divisions’ activities and progress.
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WD. Gil
L. P.bishop
City Health Department
Gil
Bishop
Health Department
Civic Club
Station Hospital Inspector Visits Fort Sam Houston
Brig Gen Wallace DeWitt assistant to the surgeon general of the Army arrived in San Antonio on Wednesday to spend about ten days at Fort Sam Houston. He will inspect medical activities at Station Hospital per Eighth Corps area headquarters announcement.
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Wallace DeWitt
Army
San Antonio
Fort Sam Boustan
Station Hospital
Eighth Corps
Second Division Horse Show Postponed to November 25
The Second division horse show, planned for Friday, was postponed to November 25 by officials. The delay came after rain damaged the jumping course, rendering it unusable for the week.
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Goth
Various San Antonio clubs hold dinners dances and meetings
A crowded schedule of events including Rainbow Girls at the Masonic temple, the Tourist Club modern dancing at Tech PTA, Woman's Club drama hour, and numerous church and civic group gatherings. Notable items include a benefit dance for local chapters, a pilgrimage with University guides to Austin, and charity efforts by the San Antonio Delta Phi alumni and other organizations.
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Crockett Hotel
Root
Radiant
Rainbow Girls
Masonic Temple
Condustressey Club
O. B.S
Eloise Puller
Berk Sire Avenue
Tech PT. A
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Udibortum
Sehool 'Thureday
Woman's Club
San Aniwite Boarch
Noc
Tional Association For
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San Antonio Conservation Society
Witte Museum
Government Hill
Eutheren Ladies! Aid Society
City Federation
Plaza Hotel
Omicron Sorority
St. Anthonly
Yndles
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Mapla Street
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Lutchurch
Pioneer-club
Olive Magnolis Grove
Ida ‘Glaeser
Helena ‘Street
Seotal Eleht Bridge
Cing
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Wornan
Hutt Avenue
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City Federation of Women's Clubs
Vail
Austin
Tdt
Tlefield
Hall of Science
Labrary
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Federation
San Antonis
Austin - Club
Wom
J. Matthew
San Antonio Delphian Council
Gun‘tex
Tocnl
Lena
Carson
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San Antonio Chamber Votes on 15 Working Projects
The San Antonio Chamber of Commerce released completed tabulations of votes on 15 main projects forming a sixty year working program. Top priorities include tourism promotion, making San Antonio the Texas convention city, urban growth, oil industry emphasis, public health governance reform, and a buy at home campaign. A secondary program contains 30 additional projects.
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Sion
San Antonio
Italian Chamber Elects Directors in Evening Meeting
Italian chamber of commerce board members to be etched at Italian Hall Morales and Columbus Street at 7:45 p.m. Wednesday. Thirty seven new members to be introduced. Speakers include Rev Tranchese Fat Viola and Joe Berberlo. presiding officer T. o. Trassont. Vic Grace Paloitta and Leonora Viola to sing.
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Italian Chamber of Commerce
Morales and
Columbus
Tranchese
Fat Viola
Joe Berberlo
T. O. Trassont
Vic Grace Paloitta
Leonora Viola
Problems of Disabled Told at National Rehab Convention
Delegates discussed expanding state rehabilitation, employment for the disabled, and challenges in rehabilitating the blind and deaf at the National Rehabilitation Association convention. C N Woodull and Claud M Andrews spoke on programs in Detroit and county participation, while Mrs Margaret Washington warned against overexposing hard of hearing individuals to public strain.
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National Rehabilitation Association
Pigea Hotel
C. N. Woodull
Michigan
Detroit
Claud M. Andrews
Florida
Margaret Washington
Nashville
Tenn
Catherite T. Moriarity
Louleville
Louisville
Miami
Omahs
Indianapolis
Ciicinpati
Snd
Minnsapols
Thanksgiving Food Show At Gunter Hotel Features City Chefs
Two menus preview the event with roast turkey or baked ham offerings. The San Antonio Lights show on Thursday November 19 at 2 PM in the Crystal ballroom will showcase festive recipes and kitchen demonstrations by Mrs. W. I Bretton and Miss Mildred Kitchen. A style show by Mode-Day and a kitchenware display by Shaw's Jewelry will accompany the culinary program, with sponsors including Pillsbury, Davis Baking Powder, Imperial agar and Wear-Ever utensils.
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San Antonio
Gunter Hotel
Mildred Kitchen
Light
W. 12 Bretton
Jack Tl. Wright
Pillsbury
Davis
Washington
Dr. Price
Candy Company
Shaw
Tewelry
Katotkin Furniture Store
San Jose Mission Plans Approved for Centennial Work
John Singleton of the state board of contra approved Centennial funded plans for San Jose mission. Harvey Smith and architects designed early work with $20,000 allocated. Bids for park improvements and related buildings are to be received next Tuesday as plans continue toward completion.
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John. Singleton
State Board of Contra
Singleton
Harvey Smith
EF. J. Atwell
Meanhite
Parts Plant Stays Closed in South Bend
In South Bend Indiana the Bendix Products plant remains closed as labor dispute talks continue. UAW Local 9 President Thomas J Jettera says no strike is underway but workers press to formalize their right to work. Bendix President Vincent Bendix insists the company maintains the right to hire without regard to union affiliation.
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Tha
Bendix Products
Thomas J. Jettera
United, Automobile Workers of America
Vincent Dendix
Prowlings Prompt Police Report From Mrs Nesbit Home
Mrs W F Nesbit of 211 West Mis tetoe avenue reported to police on Wednesday that screams from her home frightened a prowler. Police investigating the disturbance as a possible burglary or disturbance in the quiet neighborhood.
Election Fee Chit in Court Seeks Rule on Balance
A. Woulss Jr, chair of Besar county Democratic committee, seeks Judge Tayloe’s decision in Forty-fifth District Court on $8192.20 remaining from Democratic primary assessments. Morriss accuses legality disputes over candidacies and withholds refunds. garnishments listed. Pearl Boitz seeks $40 refund. attorneys Ball, Seoligson, and Trueheart request $250 fee.
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A. Woulss Jr
Besar County
Democratic
Forty-ffth District Court
9. G. Tayloe
Morriss
Suisgsvist
Harry L. Howard
Thirtyseventh District Court
Pearl Boitz
Louis P. Holtz
Vanindete
Justice of the Peace
Seoligson and Trueheart
Somerset man gets two years in forgery and check passing cases
Guilty pleas by G. H. Fowler of Somerset lead Judge W. W. McCrady to sentence him to two years in each case in Criminal District Court. Fowler admitted signing the name of Tuck Brown to a check on October 10 and the name of I. W. Fowler on August 25.
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G. H. Fowler
Somerset
W. W. McCracy
Criminal District Court
Fowler
Tuck Brown
I. Ww. Fowler
Legion Post to Meet at Alarae Post No 2
The Alamo Post of the Legion will hold a social meeting with Alarae Post No 2 of the American Legion. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR text but the two posts plan a gathering this week.
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Alarae Post No
American Legion
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